North Jutland

[[file:Nørre Vorupør banner Coast one third sky - Dunes at the Nørre Vorupørg coast}} Limfjorden - Limfjorden runs east-west, in the western part being the border of North Jutland, in eastern part running through the region.

North Jutland, also called the North Denmark Region, is the northern part of Jutland in Denmark.

Regions of North Jutland

While the North Jutlandic Island (Nørrejyske Ø) is actually an island, it is usually described as part of Jutland (together with Mors and other islands in Limfjorden). It is divided between the traditional provinces of Thy, Han Herred and Vendsyssel.

In terms of municipalities and the region consists of Brønderslev, Frederikshavn, Hjørring, Jammerbugt, Læsø, Mariagerfjord, Morsø, Rebild, Thisted, Vesthimmerlands and Aalborg.

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Cities

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• Aalborg — inland harbour on the Limfjorden, a waterway connecting Kattegat Sea (east) and North Sea (Vesterhavet)
• Blokhus — one of Denmark's most popular beaches
• Dronninglund — town in Vendsyssel
• Fjerritslev — small village in the central of Han Herred and the land between the North Sea and Limfjorden, building a bridge between Thy and Vendsyssel
• Frederikshavn — coastal town on Kattegat Sea. Ferry to Sweden, Norway and Læsø Island.
• Hanstholm
• Hirtshals — important ferry harbour with services to Norway.
• Hjallerup
• Hjørring — inland town in Vendsyssel area
• Hobro — the west
• Hadsund — the east
• Løkken
• Skagen — Jutlands picturesque northern peninsular
• Sæby — coastal town on Kattegat Sea
• Thisted — town at the western end of Limfjorden

More Destinations

• Læsø — remote and unique off the beaten path island half way to Sweden
• Thy National Park — the first national part to be established in Denmark
• Hirsholmene are a group of 10 islands, mostly nature reserves

North Jutland Halal Explorer

The geography of North Jutland can be confusing. Limfjorden is, by geographic terms, a strait, not a fjord. While the North Jutlandic Island is a natural island separated from the mainland by Limfjorden, it is traditionally described as part of Jutland, described as three neighborhoods.

Travel to North Jutland

By ferry

There are ferries from Sweden and Norway to Hirtshals and Frederikshavn in North Jutland.

Buy a Flight ticket to and from North Jutland

There are planes from Copenhagen, Oslo, London, Málaga, Tórshavn and Reykjavik to Aalborg Airport.

By Rail

There are trains from Copenhagen, Aarhus, Randers, Odense, Esbjerg and other cities to Northern Jutland.

Travel on a Bus in North Jutland

From Copenhagen or Aarhus: Take the 888 bus to Aalborg, and from there take another bus to your destination

What to see in North Jutland

• Børglum Kloster

Halal Restaurants in North Jutland

• Skawbo rødspætte (plaice with cranberries served with berry porridge of cranberries, lingonberry or gooseberry.
• Rulleål (filleted eel rolled around onion and parsley, and cooked in salty water)
• Krystekål
• Jomfru Ane Gade: A bar street in Aalborg.

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